Indie Grid

Having spent years contributing to the work of others, Stockholm’s Jonas Axmark steps forward here with a voice that feels […]

There’s an easy charm to House Cat Frankie, but beneath the warmth of ‘Find What You’ve Been Missing’ lies a quietly […]

There’s a subtle shift happening in the music of Jeff Hodges that feels more about letting songs arrive on their own […]

There’s something quietly arresting about ‘Soikkola’, the latest piece from Dutch composer Van Sur Les. It unfolds with a kind of […]

Sam Lemos – ‘Psalm 515’ Sam Lemos introduces ‘Three Triptychs’, a concept-driven album exploring identity through a theatrical and literary […]

There’s a fine line between confidence and self-awareness, and Conor Maradona seems determined to walk it with a smirk. On his new […]

There’s a certain electricity that runs through ‘Let Love Remain’, the debut album from Dallas-based outfit Adorn. Throughout this new collection, they […]

There’s a certain kind of urgency that only comes from place, and this latest release from the North Shields outfit […]

There are recordings that capture a feeling, and then there are those that capture a moment so precisely it becomes […]

With Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice, music often feels like a conceptual environment, and their latest single ‘Come Out Lazarus […]